Hello to all you car lovers. I'm Court and I have been a car lover for as long as I can remember. My interest lies mostly in the esthetics of a car, the way it looks, the lines, the overall character of the car. I've really been enjoying the rat rod trend over the past several years. I love the idea of rough looking car with lots of power. Makes them beasty if you know what I mean. I'm a graphic designer by trade but currently unemployed. I've been spending time to try to get back into an old passion of mine from many years ago and that's drawing cars and building models. I've gotten rusty over the years but it feels good to get back into it. Anyway, it's good to find a place with people of a common interest. We'll talk later.
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Tripper
Older and more rusted every day!
Welcome form Tejas! You gonna show us any of u're work!? 
BoB
BoB
42chevy
Rustier Rat Rodder
Welcome to the site. We would like to see your work.
rainman
Rough Rodder
Welcome to RRR!!!
Got Rust?
Well-known member
Welcome to the RRR
Snake Farm
Ol school snake charmer!
Welcome to RRR, lots of cool stuff and cool folks here, and yes we'd love to see some of your work
First you need to have the photos stored or "hosted" somewhere, I use Photobucket and it's free. It's a good idea to resize them before uploading them to Photobucket (somewhere around 1024X 768 fits most monitors well). Once you have your photos on Photo bucket go the photo you want to post and move your cursor to the "IMG Code" button below the picture and left click, this copies the URL. Now go to the thread where you want to post the pic and paste (I just use "Ctrl V") the URL in your post. If you are posting more than one pic be sure to hit enter after each pic so you drop down to another line or else the pics will string across the page and make for a frustrating post to read. I'm not much of a computer person so there's probably easier ways to do it but that's how I do them, I also use the "preview post button" to see if my stuff looks okay before I post a comment.
Hope this helps, looking forward to seeing your work.
Ray
First you need to have the photos stored or "hosted" somewhere, I use Photobucket and it's free. It's a good idea to resize them before uploading them to Photobucket (somewhere around 1024X 768 fits most monitors well). Once you have your photos on Photo bucket go the photo you want to post and move your cursor to the "IMG Code" button below the picture and left click, this copies the URL. Now go to the thread where you want to post the pic and paste (I just use "Ctrl V") the URL in your post. If you are posting more than one pic be sure to hit enter after each pic so you drop down to another line or else the pics will string across the page and make for a frustrating post to read. I'm not much of a computer person so there's probably easier ways to do it but that's how I do them, I also use the "preview post button" to see if my stuff looks okay before I post a comment.
Hope this helps, looking forward to seeing your work.
Ray
Old Iron
Well-known member
Welcome and will be standin by to see pics!!!!!!
moparcowboy
Well-known member
Welcome to the form, let see your wheels
sgtpontiac
Older, Wiser and Still Buildin'
Hello from the ex-auto capitol of the world....MI
welcome to the RRR...
welcome to the RRR...
Welcome to RRR!
You can also upload them to RRR with the 'manage attachments' button (the paper clip icon on the posting page).
You can also upload them to RRR with the 'manage attachments' button (the paper clip icon on the posting page).
Bonehead
Skull Master
I like the Photobucket option, but either one will work.
Welcome to the site.
Welcome to the site.
RatTrap
Active member
Welcome....and tell us
What part of the country are you in?
Maybe you could become the "Chip Foose"
of Rat Rods with your artwork.
What part of the country are you in?
Maybe you could become the "Chip Foose"
of Rat Rods with your artwork.
